The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-01-27

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We clip The following Cbsrls Brsdior
Il MsBckes;er Centsr, Who deals quite FL
! ifasiseiy 10 f0wls reeenily sent 10
containing Gre dscis 10 . septlsmsn j
wsdlsy Yails. Stafford coaniy. n. II
Anons The Bumber was . black duc
vboss wings hsd moi been clipped Las
Monds, Mr. Bradford received . not
ffom wsaley falls iniorming him tina
The boz bad arrived al right Aboui
O'Clock on Thursday si,erno.n Bradford
besrl great oommoiioo among iis fowls
ssd ca going into the yard discovered ia
the center Of . group Of much eIeitec
dacls. see~e and bees the identical biacl
duck tia, had bcan seni 10 Mes Hsm p.
shire only ies days before He had
fosn back nearly 200 miles. evidently be-
liering ibs, there Is no place like home.
This story is yoHchei for 10 the Herald by
IL. NJ Smith Of Monchsster Ccnter. and |,
not spen 10 question.
The Western Vermont Masonic Union
held it's twelfth annual meeting here las'
Wednesday. A business meeting WAS
held Ia the ball of Adonirsm Lodge IN
tbs afternoon aud officers were elected for
the ensuing year. This was followed by =
banquet 1t the Colburn House and ball At
Esisbrooks' Opera House which. in spite
OF the severe storm that prevailed al day
and for nunber Of days previous pre- :
venting many from ont OF town attending,
Was a decided success and the social event
OF the season, Air. J. II, Wbipple bad
charge Of the local arrangements and
much credit is due him for the pleasant
manner In which everything passed off
The Opera House was hsndso nelly decor
a,ed for the occasion and the grand march
began At . o'clock to the iine music OF
Estabrooks Orchestra, o. Rutland. The
ball occupied most OF the night and Was
greatly enjoyed by all. A number Of
prominent Masons and ladies we're present
from ont OF town, and Manchester WAS
we'll represented by members OF the order
and invited guests The banquet Was
held at o'clock aad was the best and most
elaborate ever given here aud served in
manner tina, won much praise for Land
lord Sbsiiner. During the banquet EstA
A. - aa1
Tho following is the
MENU.
Raw Oysters.
SOUP.
Green Turtle Cons omme Julienns
Baked Lake Trout, Piquante Sauce.
BOILED
Leg OF Mutton, Capsr Sauce
Turkey, 0yssor Sauce Ferris Ham. Butter Sauce
ROAST
Loin Of Beef, Disk Gravy
Young Turkey. Cranberry Sauce
Ribs OF Pork, Apple sauce Saddle OF Mutton
ENTRIES
Chicken Pie, Farmer style EseAloped Oysters
Oyster PAtties, . Ia Refine
Peach Ia Condo. Fruit esuce
RELIsHEs
Chow Chow Celery Picked Onions Pickles
Tomato Catsup Lettuce worcestershire Sauce
GAME
AialIard Duck with Apple Jelly
Wild Turkey, Game Sauce
broiled veuison STEAK Currant Jelly
MAYONAIsR.
)Abbsge Lettuce Lobster.
VEGETABLES.
'oiled Potatoes Mashed Potatoes Rice
sweet Potatces Btewsd Tomatoes
lreen Peas MsccaToni ltalienns.
Pastry.
apple Pie Lemon Meringus Pie ,
Mince Pic Rice Pudding, Hard Sauce
run raaan Ss cream S,.Sa' Sauce S.or.d sS .a
FRUIT.
lsn.nss Oranges Apples Grapes
Nuts Rasins cractsr. and Cheese /
Tea Coffee
MANCHESTER DEPOT. =
Reuben Bourn is acting as agent in b
his section, for o, X. Gerrish, nursery q
,an. n
The Ladies OF Skinner Post W. Il. G.. a
ill hold special meeting Saturday. jan d
ny 20, at2P.M
Clifford Burltt holds forth as tonsorial
rtist ut TIE Star House, Wednesdays and
aturdsy afternoons and evenings OF each
eek.
Eggs, Zoe per dozen; potatoes, 50 and .
DC per busLel; -four, IS 90 and s.. 25 per
ariel. The Lumber trade is good aud the II
,dicatiuns are that there will he heavy
usiness done in this section the coming 9
JASON Work for every man who Is will
og and fair play To all, will be the order g
" the year 1887. q
Burr and Maney's closing out sale
"boustied" as the "bard pan" prices
hich they are selling goods at would in -
icaie. Every article must go at some
rice 1000 yards Of standard checked
nghams offered this week al Gets. yard:
- smother big slaughter 10 the prices OF N
ats aud caps. underwear aud Clothing. h
dollsr now will purchase two dollars d
ottb u goods. e'
cl
SOUTH DORSET.
- Vim. Tohin returned from ROCKVILLE. %,
aesdsy, having been camping q few days il
on- oi WILDER TsyIor's cottoge.
Your correspondent who referred to
10 party coming from Manchester TO at ,r
I'D the donation ST Dorset must have
ecu q, cldedly of bis base SIS be left ont
e mosi important factors Of the company.
q would like to know how the ladies
.uld have come except for the milliner,
how eoull any have carried away pleas -
i rreolleciions but Tor tue artist. or how :.
u pleasant event could be complete br
thou, flowers and where would the bs
,sers come from but Tor the florist Ey.
with these II needed the representation - !.
ON the land Of foe horses and beautifu Ia
e~s from Lake Champlsin TO make the